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I posted in support of 🇮🇳 building more data centers & nuclear power plants, so that we can prepare for compute, control subsystem supply chains et al.
And now this is being liked, retweeted & shared by the same anti-nuclear folks I don't like 😭😂🤣
Me right now:
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Met former President Shri Ram Nath Kovind Ji and his family. Wished them on the auspicious occasion of Diwali.
@ramnathkovind
When did @championswimmer started looking like Om Raut.?🤣😭
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Diwali in Bastar…all thanks to our security forces!
Naxalism is history.
Development is the way ahead.
Today was special and memorable.
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If you’re wondering why Chinese streamers are going to low-income areas of Bangladesh and passing it off as India, it’s probably because
(1) India (and putting India down) sells on Chinese social media (2) Harder to get visas to film in India, so B’desh
en.prothomalo.com/amp/story/…
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Maulana prashant kishore: telling Brahmins that reservation battle isn't with Muslims hence make political bed with them
Do listen to @PrashantKishor addressing the Brahmin community of Mithila region of Bihar.
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Yes, Abdulrehman El-Sayed’s mother worked for an Al-Qaeda charitable front. But she has nothing to explain. America’s intelligence services need to answer for why they let Al-Qaeda operate openly from the heart of New York, I write in @ThePrintIndia
theprint.in/opinion/security…
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> make movie accurate to the story or don't bother at all.
what do ppl wanna see ? ravan sexually assaulting rambha or ravan describing maa sita in the most graphic way possible or ravan dragging sita by her hair & thigh towards pushpak vimaan ? what exactly ?
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@ajeetbharti deleted this tweet. 😉😁
@siriusblack4093, mai bol raha hun na. Ek Call aajaye naukri ka toh ye SC/ST Act ke fayde ginwayega.
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Two Indian police officers, Qazi Azizul Haque and Hem Chandra Bose, developed a fingerprint classification system in the 1890s that revolutionized criminal identification. However, their British boss, Edward Henry, became famous for their work, and the system was named after him.
